When is Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua? UK time, date and venue latest
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British boxing fans have waited, and waited, and waited, and waited, but finally, it looks as though Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are set for their hotly anticipated showdown.
Two of the finest heavyweights of their generation, both former world champions, the Fury v Joshua talk has been going on for nearly a decade.
At times it felt like it would never happen, that it would forever remain a fantasy and one of the sport's great 'what ifs'.
However, it now looks as though the public have just months to wait for the much-anticipated showdown – with fresh reports revealing a potential date and venue for the new Battle of Britain.
So, as things stand, when and where are the pair expected to settle their long-standing rivalry?
Radio Times rounds up everything you need to know about the Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua fight, including the expected date and UK time.
Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua is expected to be held on Friday 11 December 2026.
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What time could Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua be?
The full fight details for Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua are yet to be confirmed.
However, it is thought the ring walk could be late on Friday evening or in the early hours of Saturday morning UK time to ensure it can be broadcast in primetime US hours.
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Where could Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua be hosted?
Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua is expected to be held at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales.
The full fight details have not yet been confirmed, but BBC Sport has reported that the Welsh venue is the frontrunner and expected to host the bout.
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Ned is a sports writer at RadioTimes.com. He has covered a host of sports from EFL football, international cricket and golf all the way through to bike polo and triathlon.
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